Teal Trading and Development, LP v. Champee Springs Ranches Property Owners Association

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• holding estop-pel by deed cannot bind or benefit strangers to the deed
• noting issue was whether Champee Springs waived Non-Access Easement based on 1999 Replat and became es-topped from enforcing it
• assuming arguendo that property restriction created in violation of county’s subdivision regulations may be void as against public policy
• “Termination by merger could only happen [] if all the burdened and benefitted properties came back into the ownership of a single entity.”
• after reversing trial court’s summary judgment in favor of Champee Springs, reversing award of attorney’s fees to “enable the trial court to reconsider the fees after the . cause is resolved on remand.”

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